Last years starting Nebraska quarterback Joe Dailey has announced that his new home will be in Chaple Hill. Dailey, after being demoted to fourth string, announced earlier in the year that he was leaving the Huskers. Now, he must sit out next year, but hopes to compete for the North Carolina starting job in his final two years of eligibility.
Ever wonder what our website might be like if Snoop Doggy Dogg was a contributor. Well, wonder no more and check out the Gizzoogle translation.

Ask Snoop if EDSBS.com is the best college football blog out there and he’ll tell you “For Shizzle my dizzle”.
Junior offensive tackle Tim Schafer was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor following an altercation outside of a bar at 2:30 Saturday morning. The Buckeyes are apparently jealous of all the attention that Tennessee and South Carolina have gotten this offseason and are on a crusade this past month to get some pub now that the Clarett saga has wound down.
No doubt the Tiger fans are daydreaming of kickoff returns and fly patterns with the jewel of their 2004 signing class Xavier Carter. Last weekend Carter took home first place in the SEC outdoor track championship in the 200M running it in 20.16 seconds. A word of caution Tiger fans…. the Gators had John Capel in Steve Spurrier’s offense.
Ivan Maisel opens his mail bag to give us some more views on DeBerry’s holy war that he’s fighting at the Air Force Academy. What is interesting to note is that Maisel references that he, like Brendan Loy and We Are The Boys and even this esteemed blogger went to law school, but really only cared about college sports.

DeBerry seen here celebrating another cadet accepting the lord Jesus Christ as their personal savior.
Yes, it’s totally unrelated to college football. But not if you appreciate the esprit de corps and sense of the absurd a college football fan possesses deep in the clogged arteries of their heart. Stick the British in a hellhole in the middle of a war, and they will still find ways to be eccentric. God bless them for it.
After a tumultuous, Rick James-like career at Tennessee-talented, troubled, and fond of smoking marijuana and violating city noise ordinances-James Banks wants to come back and play for Tennessee. His timing couldn’t be worse with Fulmer already dealing with a series of felonious and misdemeanor -prone problem children. Yet he probably will suit up for Tennessee again, if only because at Tennessee, there is no last chance for talent when it comes to discipline.

With the athletic ability to run a nice post pattern, Rick James could have thrived at the University of Tennessee, bitch.
Courtesy of We Are the Boys, the photo of a tattoo signed by Urban Meyer for a fan in Palm Beach. Meyer called him “a 1-A whack job,” a compliment any deranged fan of college football would surely treasure like bullion.
Sally Jenkins writes an extremely thoughtful piece on Fisher DeBerry, God, and Air Force here.